Job completed for Eric W. - Mountain Lakes, NJ - Water Damage

Completion date: September 11, 2025

Location: Mountain Lakes, NJ

Solutions provided:

Homeowner Eric W. contacted us after discovering water damage in the bathroom of his Mountain Lakes, NJ home due to a leaking bathtub. Water had been escaping from a compromised seal around the tub, gradually seeping through the tiled floor and into the subfloor below. The damage extended to the ceiling of the room beneath the bathroom, where staining and bubbling paint became visible. Our water damage restoration team removed sections of water-damaged drywall and conducted moisture mapping to assess the extent of hidden water intrusion. Water extraction was followed by targeted structure drying using dehumidifiers and air movers placed both in the bathroom and the room below.


Bathroom water damage in Mountain Lakes, NJ often originates from slow leaks around tubs or showers that go unnoticed until secondary damage appears. In this case, our technicians lifted portions of tile to access trapped moisture and applied antimicrobial treatment to prevent mold growth. The subfloor was thoroughly dried, and affected ceiling areas in the room below were repaired. The homeowner filed a successful water damage insurance claim, which covered all restoration services. Water damage restoration in Mountain Lakes homes commonly involves leaking fixtures and tile floor penetrations that require careful drying and repairs. This Mountain Lakes, NJ bathroom job is a strong example of the structural impact a leaking tub can cause when water reaches concealed areas.

Team members on this project:

Cheryl Knox

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Leaking Tub in Mountain Lakes, NJ
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Leaking Tub in Mountain Lakes, NJ
Water Damaged Bathroom in Mountain Lakes, NJ
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Water Damaged Bathroom in Mountain Lakes, NJ
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